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How many pairs of legs

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rrlund

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How many pairs of legs do you see here?
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That's pretty good.

Green Bay people, I knew they couldn't get anything right.......

(I'm from MN Vikibgs territory .......)

Paul
 
(quoted from post at 13:39:05 12/29/16) That's pretty good.

Green Bay people, I knew they couldn't get anything right.......

(I'm from MN Vikibgs territory .......)

Paul
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LOL I'm from so called Vikings territory too, don't mean I can't like another team! Go COWBOYS! Back in the day only one team had good cheer leaders. That was about the time I got interested in both football and girls! But on the other hand I don't watch any games. Haven't seen a pro game in several years.

Rick
 
My cousin had the same thought . He had two very cute girls he landed a couple football players big and tough . They found out the hard way what being in the mow was . Finally he stuck the girls in the mow they were there in the morning and could easily out work any city boy even if they were football players.
 
Well last I knew each person be it male or female had 1 pair of legs so 6 females equal 6 pairs of legs unless one of them does not have any legs
 
I'd sure volunteer to go looking for the missing ones. . . But then, I'm just a helpful kind of guy.
 
I asked how many you could see. If you're seeing six pair,you have better eyes than any of the rest of us.
 
Yes i saw that in the picture there seems to be one pair of legs that are missing but as I said 6 bodies should equal 6 pair of legs but ya the picture does show 5
 
If you look at the types of jeans I think all of them are paired together. Girl 1 has black jeans, The girl 4 has respectable jeans, Two and Five have ratty jeans. It's #3 which seems to be missing.
 
they all have legs and they are not sitting on any was just on the news and they all stand up and they got legs first two have black on and they blend together
 
OK,enough. Here's what it says on the site where I found it:

"There is a simple explanation for the confusion in the photo. Turns out the second woman from the left actually has her legs hiding behind the first woman's. Behold:"
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And what was the reason you were looking at a site with young good looking women? I know, I know, your wife made you do it! LOL Funny though I was looking at it trying to see the missing legs and my wife was in the kitchen talking to me about wind breakers, she walked in and seen me looking at the pic real close and she said never mind, turned around and went back in the kitchen! LOL
 
At first look it appears to be 6 girls, and 5 pairs of legs. BUT look at the lower part of the legs on number one and number two. You'll see a small white patch where number two's pant leg is pulled up a bit, while number one's legs are completely covered. Beyond that, the fact part of girl two's legs are hidden, and the fact both girls pants blend together so good it makes the second girls legs all but invisible.
 
ONE! that tall girl on the right with the long legs in the black boots has all my attention.
 
One thing sure , they don't know how to mend . Them poor girls have to wear pants with holes in the leg like that. Just a short time with a needle and thread and a scrap of old denim would patch those britches . No shame in wearing patches . How many pairs of legs ? I don't know I get to distracted and loose count .
 
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